"Mistaken identity turns into matchmaking from the grave when New Yorker, Brook Mills, inherits a stranger's world in Maine and tangles in more than just business with her handsome co-owner."***Of all the things a girl could inherit, a seafood factory in Maine is the least dreamy. But when Brooklyn Mills arrives in Quahog Cove to learn about the deceased stranger who gifted her his world, mistaken identity becomes a happy accident. Her hunky co-owner, Owen Bennett, is the kind of guy she could fall in love with in a New York minute back home. Here on vacation, he could be...well...a lovely no-strings diversion if Brook can talk him out of strictly business. Owen wants to run operations as he's always done-alone, with no distractions. He doesn't need a partner of any kind, especially not a gorgeous, smart-witted New Yorker-a woman he could easily lose himself in. 'Don't get emotionally invested in anyone passing through' is number one in his relationship playbook. He's holding out for the one-in-a-billion woman who'll choose a life with him in Quahog Cove over everything else. Yet with chemistry like this buzzing between him and Brook, what's the harm in tangling a teensy bit while they unriddle why his late boss brought them together? An inconvenient side effect of a little matchmaking from the grave messes up their no-feelings plan. Brook and Owen are the leads in a love story already written. They can't outrun their fate, nor does Brook want to. She lost her family a long time ago and as Maine unravels their secrets, the possibility of finding love and family again has her falling hard for the full Owen package. The only snag: while ever Manhattan and Maine are worlds apart in every way, Owen can only be her 'for now' guy - unless she can find a way to become Brook of Mainehattan forever.***